7.62x54r Ammo For Sale
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**Corrosive** Sellier & Bellot Military Surplus 1989 Production 7.62x54r Ammo - 800 Rounds of 148 Grain FMJ Ammunition in Hermetically Sealed Case
$499.9932 In stock now
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Wolf Military Classic 7.62x54r Ammo - 500 Rounds of 148 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$409.9975 In stock now
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Overview of 7.62x54r Ammo
The 7.62x54mmR entered service for the Tsar’s Russian Imperial Army in the Mosin-Nagant rifle in 1891. The rifle remains popular among civilian shooters, and militaries still use the 7.62x54mmR around the globe. Its most notable uses are in the Dragunov sniper rifle and PKM machine gun.
How Does The 7.62x54r Compare To Other Calibers?
| Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30-06 Springfield | 7.62x54r has more | 7.62x54r has cheaper ammo (when you can find it), comparable ballistics | 7.62x54r has fewer hunting ammo options, higher recoil, and some primers are corrosive |
| 308 Winchester | 7.62x54r has less | 7.62x54r is more affordable and widely available in surplus, with more semi-auto rifle options | 7.62x54r has a steeper trajectory, lower ballistic coefficient, and fewer modern hunting ammo options |
Customer Reviews
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Stoney said:
My AKs eat this stuff up
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Wolf said:
It is amazing
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Will said:
Not much to say, I got these for my Mosin and after putting about 40 of them through it it hasn't blown up in my face and there haven't been any duds. Overall nothing spectacular or over the top but the smell/fumes from them are pretty bad, I'm guessing it's the corrosive primers but definitely not something i'd want to use at an indoor range or on a day with no wind. But they are waaay cheaper than the stuff at Cabela's and seem to shoot just as well, and the crate it comes in is solid and will make a great ammo crate for years to come.